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Planet SportBrighton manager Roberto De Zerbi urges fans to support wantaway midfielder Moises Caicedo
Caicedo is poised to return to Albion's matchday squad for Saturday's home game with Bournemouth after failing to force a move before the transfer deadline. The Seagulls turned down two bids from Premier League leaders Arsenal for the Ecuador international, while Chelsea were also reportedly interested. Having last week expressed his desire to leave the club in an open letter posted on social media, Caicedo was given time off until the closure of the transfer window and missed Sunday's 2-1 FA Cup win over Liverpool.
The Canadian PressLAFC's Crépeau standing tall after broken leg in title match
LOS ANGELES (AP) â Maxime CrĂ©peau wanted to watch the last minutes of the MLS Cup final during his ride to the hospital, but he couldn't get a stream to work in the ambulance. The Los Angeles FC goalkeeper and his wife gave up and started refreshing a statistical webpage on his phone, his broken right leg becoming increasingly painful as the adrenaline wore off. CrĂ©peau never saw the refresh for the final kick in the championship-deciding penalty shootout because his father had already called hi
Planet SportCristian Stellini: Antonio Conte may return for Tottenham clash with Manchester City
Conte is still in Italy following surgery to remove his gallbladder on Wednesday. The 53-year-old returned to his home country following last weekend's FA Cup win over Preston but was taken ill with "severe abdominal pain" that was later diagnosed as cholecystitis. While the Spurs boss revealed on Instagram that his surgery had "gone well" and he was "feeling much better", it had been expected he would not be at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday - but his long-serving assistant did not rule out the possibility of the Italian being on the touchline.
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